Residents set up spooktacular Hallowe’en trails across towns
Across the borough, trails were set up in villages and communities to mark Halloween this year.
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Independent toy store opens in Wokingham town centre
Blueberry Toys opened its doors on Wokingham's Denmark Street last week.
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Annual Giving Tree Appeal is ready to return
The Giving Tree Appeal is set to launch next week to allow residents to help less fortunate children enjoy Christmas.
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M4 road closures due to Smart Motorway resurfacing works
MOTORISTS are being warned that the M4 will be closed this weekend and next as work on the so-called Smart Motorways project continues. Highways England needs to carry out some...
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MP joins lunch bunch to deliver meals
Matt Rodda, the MP for Reading East, helped deliver free lunches to children last week.
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Poppy-wearing pup raises money for Remembrance
Last week, Kim Murray was joined by her dog Molly to raise money for the Poppy Appeal.
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First Days Children’s Charity launches Christmas appeal
First Days Children's Charity, based in Hurst, launched a Christmas stocking campaign on Monday.
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Second World War veteran marks 100th birthday
Ron Putt, from Lord Harris Court case home, celebrated his 100th birthday recently.
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Trio jailed for violent robbery in Shinfield
A trio of robbers have been jailed after a raid on a home in Shinfield.
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Starbucks launches delivery service
This week, Starbucks in Wokingham launched a delivery service with Uber Eats.
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